Lincoln High School - Rodis Yearbook (Midland, PA)

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SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOCLS li.XI.l'll ll. JICXVIGLI., ILS. iu lid., M.l'1d. Congratulations to the class of 1951 upon your graduation. Even though you have ac- complished your goal and made your dreams come true, new fields of endeavor lie ahead. Today, you are on the threshold of a world that is restless with fear and turmoil. lt is my sincere wish that you may face forward with a courage and faith which will surmount all obstacles. l wish you success and happiness in all your future plans. HIGH SCHCOL PRINCIPAL During the past year our first aim of the high school has been to teach pupils the prin- ciples of social life. Bly twenty years of ex- perience in the field of education have in- creased my belief in this basic responsibility of education. Genuine friendship and mental good feeling are the best bases for cooperative growth midst the many problems that confront young people today in their junior-senior school life. Those who review these pages carefully will readily see the many means by which young people are trained in the better social living of the democratic way of life. y 1 To the class of 1951 I sincerely extend my best wishes for your future endeavors. o DAXIIJ .X. SIXXIPI-Ill, IIS. lu l'Id,. Bl.l'Id.

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B01-XRD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Mr. Gibson, Mr. Lindsay, Mr. Rodgers, Miss Coffin, Mr. Hibbard, Mrs. Reed, Mr. Ordich, Mr. Oberg, Mr. Russell. STANDING: M'r. Jewell, Mr. Suffoletta. The lVlidland Board of Education is comprised of seven citizens elected by the people of lWidland to establish the policies by which our schools shall be operated. It is its responsibility to raise the money to operate schools and lo see that the money is spent to the best advantage of the boys and girls. The Board serves without pay, and many hours are spent in the perform- ance of its duties. The members are to be congratulated for the excellent job they have done and for their interest in maintaining good and progressive schools. President ....... .... lN lr. .loseph A. Hibbard Vice President .... .... lN lr. Nlartin Lindsay ' Blembers ...... ..... lX lrs. Zita Nl. Reed Nlr. Nlatthew J. Grdich lN'lr. Frank O. Gibson lWr. Hugh C. Oberg- ' lNlr. Alex A. Rodgers' I . 'L Secretary . . . ...... lN'liss Bernice Coffin Treasurer .... .. .lVIr. Norman H. Russell I Solicitor. . . . . .Blix Frank A. Suffoletta